Donald Gibbs Sr - Indiana

We began with a small plot of Imperial Whitetail Clover to hold deer on a small tract of land in Indiana. In the second and third year two large bucks 140-150 class were taken. We then drifted to Illinois and again planted Imperial Whitetail Clover.

 Deer feed on Imperial Whitetail Clover well, lay down in it and stay in it much longer. Most of our club hunters agree that in our opinion Imperial Whitetail Clover is hard to beat for longevity and draw. Enclosed are photos of some of the bucks we’ve taken.